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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04
Rheumatism and Neuralgia Cared In 2
BAYS

The Indiana Chemical Co. hsve dis.
covered a compound which acts. with
truly marvellous rapidity in the cure of
rheumatism and neuralgia. We guar
antee it to cure any and every case Of
acute imflamatOrv rheumatism and
neuralgia in 2 DAYS, and to give inn
mediate relief in chronic cases and ef-
feet speedy cure.
On receipt Of 80 cents, in two cent
stamps, We win send to any address the
prescription for this wonderful COM
home druggist at small cost. We take
this means Of giving our discovery to
the public instead of putting 1t out as
patent medicine, il being much less
expensive. We viii gladly refund mo-
nev il satisfaction is not given.
Tar INDIANA CHEMICAL CO
Charlottesville, Ind
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04
sherIf,s Sale J alignment q ForecIosul

Territory OF Dakota, III the District Court VII
Fifth Judicial DIstric, = in and for Brown Count
J 4. Kingston. Plaintiff, VS. Lamont A. Huhbar,
and Ada l.. Hubbard, et al.
Notice is hereby given thar by virtue Of a judA
ment Of foreclosure and sale IN the above entitI<
action the 18th day Of September. A u, lsa,
and execution issued uLon said jDdg ment the sn
scTiber, ]. L. Cherry, Sheriff Of Brown county, Da
kota Territory for that purpose appointed, wall 81
public auction al the front door Of the court hou
in the vii@.:- Of Columbia, county Of Brown, terri
tory Of Dakosa, on March aoIh, A. d. 1857, at ios
O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day the real eslal
and mort gagged premises situate in the eonngy
Brown, territory Of Dakota. and directed IN Sal
judgment and execution 60 be sold, and therein de
scnbed as follows; All Of the west half Of the mort
west quarter of section number seven % townshi
one hundred and tNe enty (lail north, Of rang
number sixty three (63D west Of the sth p. NJ can
tanning eighty (so) acres more or less according
the government survey or so much thereof as ma
be sufficient satisfy said judgment and cost, am
ounting in all 70 FIVE hundred and ninety-fve dol
lars and sixty cents, with interest," thereon from q
date Of said judg ment aRd all accring costs of sale
Dated Aberdeen, ID. T., January 20, 1857
J. l.. CHERRY
Sheriff Brown County, OAK.
ARsoR GREEN AND Il, TAUBMAR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04
RoNDELL..

The weather being unusually fine
there was goodly attendance at the
annual town meeting last Tuesday
The following officers were duly elected
to preside over the destinies of our town
for the coming year: Supervisors, Fred
Strong (chairmanl, Ed. Harper and AL.
P. Robinson; treasurer, James E Hum
phrey; assessor, Hamp. E. Kidd; clerk,
e. /. Humphrey; constable Ito fill va
cancy), jefferson Powell; oyersesT Of
poor, Ambrose j. Allen; road Oyerseers
district No /, r, j. Shoemaker; No. 2,
J. N. Richards; No. 8, II. II Slack; No.
4, H.Ihde; No.5, John Breidenbach; No.
8, II. Olson; No. z, A j, Allen; No. 8,
Joseph Matthew. The treasurer's re.
port was read and on motion unani-
mously adopted. ROndell post Office,
Powelrs corner and the s.w. corner of
sec. 11-I21 62 were designated as the
three most public places in the town for
posting up all legal lotices. Two hun
dred and fifty dollars was directed to be
raised for town purposes for the en-.
suing year. After the clerk read the
result OF the canvass OF the vote the
the meeting adjourned and the electors
present, feeling jubilant over the fnan-
cial condition OF our town and express.
ing entire satisfaction with the manner
in'which the affairs of the town have
been conducted, dispersed to their var
ious homes.
The caucus last Saturday afternoon
was presided over by Fred Strong and
G ! Humphrey acted as secretary.
While the attendance was not as large
as usual on such occasions, owing TO
bad weather, yet the proceedings were
harmonious throughout and resulted in
the nomination of good town ticket.
MeSsrs. Humphrey, B,.yne, Powell,
Robinson and Williams were selected as
a town committee for tic ensuing year.
This completing the business for which
the meeting vas called, an adjourn
ment took place sine die.
ShhaNA bhOos INV dCINptCu al dHSBGO
for Brown and Sphinx counties for the
sale OF the Springfield Threshing Ma
chine Cos goods. The boys will make
rustlers in this line Of business as they
have thorough knowledge vi it.
Ezra j. Tiffany, who liye,l about four
miles sonth of Rondell, and who was
one of the very Oldest settlers in this
portion Of the Jim river valley, died last
Tuesday night. The funeral was held
an Thursday
d. Nj Ferry & Cos celebrated garden
seeds in endless profusion just received
At Humphrey Bros.
Mrs. j X. Bcebe returned to COlum.
bia last Thursday morning.
The tirst thaw this winter occurred
Monday and Tuesday.
Corn meal at Humphrey Bros.
A. M Gearey has recovered.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

THE toboggan war at GrotOn is end.
ed. Bro. Reeves had the last say, but
we are unable to state whether it was
his elOquence or the thaw that settled
the controversy.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

The greenbaok party is no more
Its formal disbandment took place
last week, when the chairman of the
national committee aud several leading
msmbers joined the new "Union
Labor" party. The chief usefulness
of the now defunct organization
Was to elect democrats to office, but
its place will, no doubt, be ably filed
by its successor.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

Abraham Lincoln, the martyr
president, the one whose memory is AS
dear IN the hearts Of his conntrymel,
as is that Of Washington, has his BIRTH
day bonOred As . holiday i'll but one
state of our union, and that, one of
those which seceeded from the union
because Of his election, Louisiana.
/ Ex.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

This item Is rather unreasonable, but
Is. nevertheless, worth remembering.
The ravages Of gophers in many sec
siOns Of Dakota and Minnesota are
serious loss to farmers, and call for ef-
fectiye measures to rid the country OF
this nuisance DR. s, PeitOn Of Dickin.
son, writes TO the North Dakota Farmer:
The following remedy for the gopher
pest saw successfully tried in Califor.
MIA fifteen years ago. Take the cheap.
est gunpOwder in the market, and TO
each pound add one and q half pounds
of pnlverized sulphur: wet the mass and
rub or grind fine. and when ia u thick
and doughy state form inte small
cartridge weighing about two ounces;
dry carefully, and roll each cartridge in
paper, letting one end os the paper ex-
tend as a fuse AT the gopher hole
light the fuse and and slip it into the
hole quickly. and cover or stop il close.
y with small sod or with earth. The
fumes Of The sulphur win be forced to
every part Of the hole and be death to
anything breathing il.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04
OFFICIAL PAPER OF BROWN CO

A PHILADELPHn paper rejOices in
the fact that, IN view of possible diff
culties with England, a trombone
PLAYER has been added to the Marine
band.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

THOUSANDS of old soldiers who
voted for Cleveland have received their
just deserts in his pension veto. Per-
haps they will Vote fOl u democratic
president SOME more.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

IT is reported that the bill revising
the school law passed the council We'd
nesday, with but slight amendments
1t is to be hoped it will meet its death
in the house, as its few good points
are overwhelmingly overshadOWed by
its defects.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

disappointment of Mayor Mcclure
of Pierre, as commissioner of immi-
grafton gives universal satisfaction.
Mcclure is a rustler from away back
and will accomplish aS much good
with the office as any one could. We
are not just sure that the office is of
any real benefit to the territory, but as
long AS it exists We hope it will never
have u less effio cut hlcumI eAt than
Mr.. Mcclure will prove to be.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

The following from tie Chicago
Times is probably the true reason why
Cleveland vetoed the dependent pen
sion bill. The words seem to reflect
the sentiments of the administration
to dot. How do you like it, veter-
ans?
Thank God the claim agents, the
deniagogues, the dead beats and por-
diosors and deserters and cOffee-coolers
and bounty jumpers, composing our
great standing army of volunteer
nlendicants, have been defeated -
The truth is, rs the Times has observed
before III this discussion, there is IN
the nature Of the volunteer hero some-
thing that inclines him to the pro-
fession of mendieanCy something that
tends to diyest him of tile manly
character aud self-respect of the III
dependent citizen, and to degrade him
to the status of seryile dependent OF
All incapable pauper. That this is the
degrading tendency, also. of the go
called Grand Army mutual self-grati-
tication societies there appears ample
evidence.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

sN-N<N|N<NrN~-N 1~.NyNyN/NrNr~~-~-NyN
NOTIcE.-our fee for publishing final proof no
sices is $4.ss, which mnst be paid upon receipt 81
affidavit. Parties proving up before the Abefdeen
land office will find their aaidavils Al Hagarty 4
Marpie's bank.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04
RALPH 1. Brown,
RealEState, LaWsLOanS

An u. s. Land Business promptly attended TO-.
cst,iers f,rnished With choit locations All papers
made IL. Final Pf0of ontests Relnlqulshments ete.
Money Inaned on real essate. Decided lands ans
claims bsughsaa sold
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

Land Office a. Aberdeen, Oak, Feb. ~, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed nosice Of his intention to make hna
proof in support Of his claim and that proof will
be mace before the Register Receiver at Abexdeen
Dak., on April a, 1857. viz:
SAMUEL BEsEAKD, H. E. No. oea,
for the southeast qRrteE sseFton i town ias ranag
os lie names the following witr esses to prove kis
continuous resideNce upon and caitiva,ion Of sad
land,viz .. c. Sanborn, 1heodoTe BOardmAn, I'm.
ory Wells, Moses Lupient, Of Warner. OAK
N, II. HARKIs, Register,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

Lzad Ot5ce ~ Aberdesn, Oak, FEB. 3, 1877.
NotIee N hereby given that the following names
settler has flied notice Of ms intention make ans
psoof 10 support Of hiS claim and thar said proof vii
be made before the Rcgiaer Receiver At Aberdeer
OAK, on April sth, 1857, via:
HKKsEY ID. HOUSE.
for the southeast quarter sec. as, range 81
He enames the i.iIowing witnesses to Prove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land
viz: Roben Love, Frank Combs, Charles 4
Carpenter, Elias Comb, Of Dodge p. o., OAK
~. H HARsis, Register
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-04

Land Office az Aberdeen, OAK, Feb. 10, 1887.
Notice Is hereby given thar tke following nanIex5
settler has filed notice of his nteation 10 make final
proof in support of his claim and lhatsaid proof Will
be made before the Register Receiver Aberdeen.
LAX, on March 90, las7, viz
WILLIs A. BLY,
under his p. ID. S. No. for the sonih-eaSt quar-
yer secsIon So, TOWN iaI range %. He names tl,c
following Witnesses u prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land VIZ: arl Lartcn.
John Harrington, stephen Hagen, Ashley HelRlems
NH. HAsRls. Register
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
SMILES AND TEARS.

Nv lot is east with those who tread
The humber walks OF life, with feet
That oft are weary begging bread
And bllstered with the dust and heat,
And all the story VI my yoars
Is but q tale of smiles and tears.
may be earih's most favored king;
A ruler Of the land and sea;
The winds OF every cline may bring
a tribute Of respect 10 me-
Yet all the story Of my years
Is but tale Of smiles and tears.
II may he that my life hath wrought
Some mighty truth from chaos, when
The way was dark and no one sought
10 cheer the burtpu'd hearts Of men.
still, all the story vi my years
IL but n tale OF smiles and Tears,
II matters not what rank hold
among the sons Of Toll and strife,
Or whether young or wliether old,
reach tho goal Of morial life;
fur all The story of my years
Il aye n tale of smiles and iearg,
For gil the stories OF my years
morris Il. Tu
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

SrocKYAEps that cost a million dollars have |
just been opened at st. Joseph, Mo.
LIZ PETIT JOURNAL or Paris on one day |
during the recent excitement printed 10000
copies.
The LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ofSt. Louis !
has 100 members and n library VI $3.50
volumes.
"WuAr's THE NAME of this dish, mothcr?r
"Veal Johnny" "Don't like 1t. | amt no
prodigars son,"-[N. Y. Morning Journal.
FoR PRESIDENT IN 1883, George w. Chlds
of Pennsylvania for Vice-president, Preston
d. Plumb Of Kansas.-[St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
TIE HENDRICKS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION of
Indiana has nearly $4,000 in its treasury,
and will decide upon plans for the proposed
memorial early in january.
The CHILDREN OF THE late Governor "Ex-
tra Billy Smith of Virginia have decided to
build memorial cottage IN his honor at the
Confederate Soldiers Home in Richmond.
Just oi age Is Jones sweetheart;
When ho asked the little wit
ii she loved him, She said pertly,
Just lsiy little bit.--l 'rid-Bits.
OPERATIONS HAVE been begun on the new
waier-works tunnel ut Chicago. 1t will he
eight feet in diameter and run into the lake
from a Shaft ninety feet deep. The works
will be completed ia leU.
RoBEEr BoSNEI: charged his boys - for
the Ledger marble building and 81 for The
Ledger itself. Robert is not the cute busi.
ness man we thought him lie could have
had double that sum right here in Detroit
| lDeiroit Free Press.
DuEING THE FAST twenty-eight years Mr..
Robert Bonner has expended $i90,j2s for
horses. Among his costlicr purchases were
| Pocahont,is $1,000: Haris. $4,000, Dexter,
| $4,000 Maud s., $1,000 and Startle and
| Edward Everett, $4,000 each.
THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION OF the Pro-
testant Episcopal Diocese of Delaware, In scs.
sion Mt Wilmington, Adjourned last evening
without clccting bishop. The candidates
voted for were Rev. Dr.. Vincent, Rev. q. II.
Kinsolying of Epiphany Church, Philadel.
phia, and Rev. james Carey of sarnipca, y.
Y. The annual convention will be held in
Dover in June nest.
MEssRs WycKoFr, SRtaAss & BrNEuicT,
proprietors OF the Remington Standard
Typewriter, have issued challenge 10 the
proprietors Of other typewriter 10 meet
Them in n contest to establish the superiority
of one of the competing machines, The
stakes will be deposit Of il,UuJ by each Of
the competitors, tile winning. 10 go 90 tlc
Grant Monument mnd. after SO liayc been
deducted 10 pay the operators IN the contest.
The monument fund now amounts TO about
sl35,0O0, and quarter Of million IS
| nanflal
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

The MANAGERS Of the Republican Ma
tional League are entitled to deserved
credit for the very handsome manner in
which they inaugurated their League
headquarters last evening, and the hospi-
table way in which they entertained the
throng Of distinguished guests and Wis.,
itors. 1t was an event so enthusiastic and
satisfactory in every particular as to
stamp the inauguration of their
association at the National Capital
with the confidence of contin-
ucd success during the approach
ipg Presidential campaign. THE Critic
encourages all associations which help
to make Washington attractive 10 So
jeuyners aud visitors, and it commends
the example Of the National Republican
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
GENERAL AND cRIr1cuLAn.


dressed TO kill"-,lat young woman over
there with low-ncck dress on, standing in
the draft
TiIE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
The ilours of Minneapolis,
Cincinnati's lager beer,
The sleeping Philadelphia,
st. Louis old and seer;
The boom of Omahaists
And Washington the last,
Were knocked "h. ". crooked
by wild Chicngo's blast.
"Danicl," said the President, as he sat at
his desk, buried in newspapers and pro-
found thought.
"Ycs, sire" responded tho ever-present
Daniel.
"iavc you read my NIessage?r
~ should smile, sire"
"Do you think / have raised an issue,
Daniel" continued the President, not heed
ing Daniels irrevercnt language.
"Nuu have raised - pardon, sire. My
feelings almost carried ME beyond the
bounds Of propricty," and Daniel turned
away to conceal his emotions.
When Ethel talked across the crimson sea of
plush
From which her snowy shoulders rose as
sunlight fair,
Her voice was swectcr than the notes Of
wren or thrush
When Ethel talked
Nv. T. Henderson.
When Ethel talked across the washtub's
soapy sen
Der which her sun-burnt elbows berded
in the sudS,
Her voice was not a compliment, methinks,
TO me-
When Ethel talked.
An ounce of lead isn't so very heavy, but
II depends good deal on how it strikes you
whether you can carry it or not.
Epitaph on an editors tonibston in
Maine:
"Within this town he lived and lied,
For forty years. and then he died"
Some of those Western delegates In town
ON national convention business refer 10
ouf beautiful Capitol as that white joint ut
the other end Of the AveAue." This shows
the balelui influence of pork and art.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

The STATES or New Orleans charac-
terizcs the Presidents Message as a
Sound, healthy, Democratic document"
II is quite apparent that the States has
not been 'gugarel. -
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

As THE Republican National Conven-
ton is to be held in Chicago June 10,
Mr.. Blaine's arrival in san Francisco
may be looked for about June II.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

TIE STATESMAN WHO objects to the
Presidents Message on account Of its
brevity will never hear of any such
objection to his own speeches.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

VARIOUS INTERPRETATIONS are given to
the Blaine tariff interview. Some peo-
Pile seem to think it means Blaine and
Gresham for 'sS.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

HERR MosT GOT ONE year for his An
archical uttcrances. Small favors thank
fully received and large ones in proper
ton.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

League TO the Democratic party, and
suggests that they organize at Washing
ton and do likewise. Ditto to the Mug
wumpg
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

DIVIDE TIE SURPLUS among the States,
says Mr.. Blaine. Spend it upon an edu-
cational bin, says Mr.. Blair. The lat
ter proposition is much the more defcn-
eiblo
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

SAYS TIE NEW GoRG Morning Journal
"When two men can be found in the
United States who entirely agree upon
the tariff question, the nation will be
ripe for the claiming up of Satan"
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

SOMETHING THAT never grows old-an
''infant industry"
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
fost auo tfonn6.

INOuND--A CARRIAGE EOBE. OWNER GAN
IL have same by proving property and paying
charges. Address d. B., this office
I OST-LEFT IN A 18TH st HERDIC, LEAVING
II 18th and n sts W, Mt S:i5 u m Friday
morning, a cash account book; OF no value except
TO owner, Liberal reward will be paid for its re-
turn TO the Critic uico.
INOUND--CaME TO NY PLACE on THE 2STn
j. OF November, a small pied COW, with horns.
The owner can find her at MRS. NJ. l.. FliAsER'S,
on LIST 81, bot L and stsnw
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

srFrISo powS THE VOTE for the place
Of meeting of the Republican Conven-
ton next year, we discover these fig.
urcs: Chicago won, Washington one,
and yet Chicago takes il AWAY from tTs.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
tuauico Bclp--alalc.

yXvANTED-A AN OEGANIST, rERES 800 PER
w year:. gentleman preferred. Address
MUSIC, Critic office.
NWANTED-A COLORED BOY ABOUT IL OR 10
w years old to make himself useful about
the house. Apply Mt basement door with refer
cncc, 1870 L street northwest
VyyANTED-INTELLIGE BOY TO LEARN
w the jewelers. trade and go crrands; must
have city references. Call at 1a23 Pa ave NV.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

Tue BIRMiNGuAu Age, the leading
newspaper Of Alalama's busy metrop0-
lis, secs no good in the Presidents Mes
sage, and states its objections with
frankness and force. 1t says:
Tho Democratic masses OF tho Union viii re-
pudiate Mr. Cloveland's theories, They reflect
the peculiar conditions OF New York city, whoso
interests demand free trade. They arc opposed
to the overmastoring interests Of the people OF
the interior. Tho course of the President will
dlsorganize the Democracy, and for the reasons
stated Il will revolntlonize the policy of the Re-
publican party In the South. The decisions of
the supreme Court on the Virginia bond
Ease, tho Kansas prohibition case, and the
Illinois Anarchists case have incalculahly af
fucted The Southern people. Tho decisions hayc
established the theory Of state rights, and they
emsnato from n Republican court. These faets
taken IN conjunction will hc all the more decisive
ol q dlrup,'rn OF party discipline and all the
morc conducive tn a fali and frou DISCUSSION by
tho people OF tho gtat paramount questions Of
the day.
The Ago evidently sees in the pre-
cipitation Of the tariff issue the begin
ming of The end Of the solidity of the
Democratic party in the south-in other
words, the beginning Of the end of the
Democratic party.
TUE MONTGOMERY (Ala) Advertiser
compares Speaker Carlisle's tariff re-
duction speech with the Presidents
Message as side show TO circus.
The Advertiser is "agin" home industry.
We remember on one occasion 10 have
heard thc editor thereof say, that Ala
bama did not want immigrants of any
kind, as her natural increase of popu-
lation was sufficient in quantity and
quality.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09

JNo. JOY Epsoy. Secretary.

W. President aud General Manager.
GEo. hYNEAL, d., DANIEL RAMEY
THE noMi.tTic FIRE ENGINE AND 'P;tiSip
COMPANY Of WARRINGTON, ID. q.
Sole manufacturer. uf Muucil. nairvl Hire I'm.
zine fur Nils, Nnnuiactofirs, ruuntr, liotels and
ston-, Fiantaiaun uud Village Purposes. and
which ihruws ltlnca stream ~ waller 50 feet.
Alao s0le manufacturer Nnrrcila Bucket Force.
Pump for cAilnsnish.us nrplrnt hrfs In houses,
barns, ttuns and WluulUetorlus; Tor wishing
windows, sidewalks, noufs aud carriages Price,
send for Illustrated circular and testimonials.
one thousand tnareg ~ Tao capital stock OF this
coffany will bu soil ln lots io suit tho purchasers
ai IS per share, stock inll paid and non-asscss'
ablu. Par value, $40
An order, and lciirrs ~ inquiry should be ad.
dressed TO A. u. WHITE, Ois stn W, Washing
tou, u. Z.
.yOTICE-A MEETING OF THE STOCK.
bht<s holders of tho Law Reporter Company
OF Washington city will be held at the office of
sald company No. 5O3 L street northwest, In
the city of Washington, ID. O., on MONDAY, the
10Th day Of December, 1857, az q O'Clock p. m,
'rhe object of this meeting y ~ determine the
question of increasing the capital stock Of said
'0''P'' wM. y. AlATrINGLY,
j. II. sANlLLE,
liEsRY NJ. BAKER,
JOB BAHNhlD,
MM 4. GOKDON,
FRANKLIN i; MACKEY,
A. G.. BRADLEY
HENRY L. DAVIS,
HUGH 4. TAGGARr
Trustees.
,h-c,FIsR AIT AND ILLusrRAlEii B00Rs
tS-srz bound full Morocco gill cage; We have
stamps and dies AusHTlHHSi ~ pe ~ Ia 9,9Fs
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
THOMNSJ. FISHER & CO.,
1921 Il street northwest.

INOR RENT FURNISHED DWELIING.HOUSB,
L. u rooms, all mod inns, In most fashionable
location In the city.
q. c. GREEN, ;,o3 9TH stnw.
L,oR RENT-yEw BRICK HOUSES, BETWEEN
IL 9Th and 7th, Y and q SITS c, 80 each.
SWoRMSTEDT d BRADLEY,
027 Il st,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-09
for Rcnt--Gouscs.

U0R -HOusEs-NICE NEW 7.R0OM,
II all mod imps, bay-wlndow brick house, on
East Capitol st only $50 pcr month.
WALKER a. WALTER, 613 + 81 NV.